Hazelton Happenings and Local Notes Update
Hazelton residents report on visits and travels including Lizzie Farrell's Chicago trip home for a month, Ruth Wright resuming duties in Valley City, and Clara Brindle's Minnesota trip. Obituaries and family news touch Ashland and St Cloud connections, while Joseph Rush at Camp Dodge details his corporal duties and possible overseas fate. News also notes Sun Made Nut Margarine from Ashland and new livestock pass rules restricting stock-train riders.
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Joseph Rush
Camp Dodge
B. N
D. E
Rush
Pollock Progress Briefs Highlight Local Moves
The Pollock Progress notes First National Bank sale and reopening, Jacob G. Frey visiting from Canada on business, Hilda and Will De Boer returning to Huron for studies, Ed Rice planning ranch move west of the Mississippi, a six year old girl from Westfield injures her arm, Dr Shockey visits the Seymour home, and Mrs Brokofsky and household goods arrival for local occupancy. J J Fenelon and Irwin enlist in Minneapolis student training corps. C I Prouty visits from Havre Mont after a St Paul trip. Chub Prouty returns home after a brief town visit.
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Brokofsky
First National Bank
Linton
Dr. Shockey
C. I. Prouty
Havre Mont
Chub
St. Paul
Old Town
Eureka Items From the Northwest-Blade Notices
Mies Frieda Doering began work in a local drug store. Joe M Schatz of Hague North Dakota visited on business last Thursday. Philipp Thurn and wife from Wishek were over Sunday. Edward Oswald of Hazelton visited his uncle Ludwig Oswald and family last Friday. Jacob J Klein and family visiting Streeter where Mrs Klein formerly lived. Mrs John Kundert and children from Wishek are visiting their parents and grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Pietz. The government railroad manage-
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Philipp Thurn
Wishek N. Dak
Edward Oswald
Hazelton N. D
Ludwig Oswald
Jacob J. Klein
Streeter N. Dak
Mrs. Klein
John Kundert
Wishek N. D
John Pietz
Temvik Notes Record Local Visits and Birth
Cor of the Record reports Victor Sedig works for Mr. Harding. Rennie Buck visits home folks west of Temvik. Sebastian and Jack McLaren attend church. Walther funeral in Linton. Keller visits daughter in Lin ton. Woh1s and families in Linton. Larson and Fay Harding to Temvik. Maud Jackman and sister visit Harding home. Born Oct 1 to H Sedig, a boy. all well. Carl Kuehl attends sale in Linton. Harding converts Ford to truck for local hauling. Residents attend Linton sale at Lothian parsonage. Gladys Zunkel and Leonard visit Ray Jackman. Leonard back at grandparents near Hurdsfield, back at school. Henry Nathan Sr. in Linton. plans auction and move to Linton.
Canals In Sponges Feature Unidirectional Water Flow
Sponges possess a canal system through which sea water continually flows in one direction. This flow is powered by unique cells not found in higher animals, and the sponges depend entirely on this water current for life.
Public Auction at Kintyre ND on Oct 19 1918
Notice of sale listing 7 horses 6 cattle 2 wagons John Deere plows disc drill hay rake harrow disc harnesses 800 bushels oats 80 tons hay and other items. Terms: under $10 cash, over $10 due Oct 1 1919 with 10 percent interest. Carl Kumpala owner Frank Simon clerk Walter White auctioneer.
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Kintyre
N. D
John Deere
van Brunt
Deering
Carl Kumpala
Frank Simon
Walter White
Hoover urges conserved use of wheat mill feeds nationwide
The Food Administration urges farmers to limit wheat mill feeds to dairy cattle poultry young pigs and young calves and to not hold more than a 69 day supply. It warns that misallocation risks dairy output and the broader U S food supply while proposing voluntary pledges to ensure fair distribution amidst drought and Allied demand.
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Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
United States
Food Administration Regulates Wheat Mill Feeds Distribution
The Food Administration orders millers and feed jobbers to limit on hand feedstuffs to 60 days and to allocate wheat mill feeds by state proportionate to each state's 1917 quarterly share. The measure aims to ensure even distribution of mill feeds across states.
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The
Food Administration
Scouts Civic Good Turns in Baton Rouge Area
Boy scout troops in Baton Rouge under the local council conducted community service and outreach. They staffed ice water stands, cleaned stables and yards, demonstrated scouting over distances, ran a census of city trees, delivered packages to needy children, supported a blind newsman, formed a new troop, supported war and Red Cross campaigns, and aided Liberty Loan and Marine recruitment efforts.
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Baton Rouge
Pele
Good Fellows Club
Liberty Loan
Marine Corps
Red Cross
Yanks Win Further Advance In Northwest Verdun
American forces advanced near Chatel Chehery northwest of Apremont by driving Germans from the position and seizing commanding heights west of the River Aire. The center attack cleared its first obstacle in ten minutes with no other major actions on the front.
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Verdun
Chatel Chehery
Apremont
Gospel motorwagon built for preacher 1896
A gospel motorwagon was constructed in 1896 for a New York pastor to preach aboard. The vehicle carried ten singers and a folding organ. The text also mentions The Marg Bonds and the song Save Your Country or Slave for the Hun.
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New York
Chevrolet Review
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Chicago
Gorge Brooks
H. A. Armstrong
Napoleon
Ruth Wright
Valley City
Connie Kalberer
Mandan
Clara Brindle
Minnesota
St. Cloud
H. ©. Batzer
Olive McManus
St. Cloud Minn
Miss McManus
Grace. Snyder
Capital City
E. F. Savage
Braddock
S. E. Brindle
Lucinda Markley
Ashland
Ohio
Steele
Auto
Miss Markley
Ohio Times- Gazette
O. M. Garber
Garber
Ment
Pollock
Jacob G. Frey
Canada
Miss Hilda
Will de Boer
Huron
Huron College
Ed. Rice
Misssour River
A. P. Seymour
J. J. Fenelon
Irwin
Minneapolis
State University
Father
Ripon Wis
Eureka
Mies Frieda Doering
Joe M. Schatz
Hague N. D
the Government Railroad
Temvik
Victor Sedig
Mr. Harding
Rennie Buck
Jack McLaren
Walther
Mrs. Keller
Ray Brown
Messrs
John and
Fred
Mr. Anton Larson
Fay Harding
Temyik
Maud Jackman
Mabel
Harding
Mrs. H. Sedig
Carl Kuehl
Lutheran Parsonage
F. Hardinng
Lothian Parsonage
Gladys Zunkel
Brother Leonard
Ray Jackman
Leonard Zunkel
Hurdsfield
Henry Nathan Sr
Mr. Nathan
Boyscouts
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Earth
Swift & Company
First State Bank
Strasburg, North Dakota
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